Wti Inventory Exam 2-12

Front 1

What are the prerequisites for effective air reconnaissance?

Back 1

1 Air superiority
2 supression of enemy air defenses
3 cooperative weather
4 capable platforms and sensors
5 flexible control

Front 2

What are three categories of air reconnaissance?

Back 2

Visual
Imagery
Electronic

Front 3

Which USMC aircraft are capable of providing visual reconnaissance?

Back 3

All USMC aircraft are capable of providing visual reconnaissance.

Front 4

Define the mission of MAWTS-1

Back 4

The mission of MAWTS-1 is to provide standardized advanced tactical training and certification of unit instructor qualifications that support the Marine Aviation Training and Readiness (T&R) Program.

Front 5

Describe the commander's intent as specified in the WTTP

Back 5

The primary responsibility of Marine commanders is combat readiness.

Front 6

The mission of MAWTS-1 is ...

Back 6

-provide standardized advanced tactical training.
- provide certification of unit instructor qualifications.

Front 7

Of the five different groups of UAS, which group contains the largest aircraft and which group contains the smallest?

Back 7

Group 1 is the smallest, and group 5 is the largest.

Front 8

State the range, endurance and payload of the RQ-7B Shadow

Back 8

Range: 67 nm

Endurance: 6 hrs

Payload: EO/IR, laser designator, communications relay

Front 9

The RQ-11B Raven or Wasp supports what level MAGTF element?

Back 9

Battalion and below

Front 10

Define anti-air warfare

Back 10

That action required to destroy or reduce to an acceptable level the enemy air and missile threat.

Front 11

What are the two types of anti-air warfare?

Back 11

Offensive anti-air warfare

Air Defense

Front 12

Passive air defense constitutes all measures other than active except____________.

Back 12

Electronic Warfare

Front 13

_______ is not an element of theatre air defense.

Back 13

Force protection

Front 14

The primary purposes of anti-air warfare are__________________.

Back 14

Force protection
and
Air superiority

Front 15

Principles of anti-air warfare:

Back 15

Destruction in depth
Mutual support
Centralized command and decentralized control.

Front 16

Not a principle of anti-air warfare:

Back 16

Command, control, communications, computers and intelligence (C4I)

Front 17

_______________ is not a limitation of assault support.

Back 17

Observation

Front 18

Some limitations of assault support are:

Back 18

Weather
Communications
Limited Visibility

Front 19

_____________________isn’t a way that assault support enhances the MAGTF commander’s capabilities.

Back 19

Attainment of local air superiority

Front 20

Some assault support operations are:

Back 20

Combat assault support

Aerial refueling

Air evacuation

Front 21

_________________ is not a type of assault support.

Back 21

Combat search and rescue

Front 22

The mission commander for assault support operations may come from which elements of the MAGTF?

Back 22

ACE
GCE
LCE

Front 23

T/F At the tactical level of war, Assault support may be employed with both ground and naval forces.

Back 23

True

Front 24

The ___________, a subordinate unit of the Marine Wing Support group, conducts airfield operations, maintenance functions as well as aviation ground support functions.

Back 24

Marine Wing Support Squadron

Front 25

The ________________ is the nucleus for coordination and execution of aviation ground support services and functions for the Marine Wing Support Squadron

Back 25

Aviation Ground Support Operations Center

Front 26

The Marine Wing Support Squadron is responsible for:

Back 26

Air Base Ground Defense
Base Recovery after Attack
Forward Arming and Refueling Point Operations

Front 27

The Marine Wing Support Squadron’s airfield support functions are:

Back 27

Expeditionary Airfields
Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting
Aviation and ground refueling

Front 28

The primary responsibility of aviation and ground refueling to the ACE is which element?

Back 28

Marine Wing Support Squadron

Front 29

The ________________ designates the MWSS commanding officer to perform the role of the the air base commandant.

Back 29

ACE commander

Front 30

The three main categories of engineer services provided by the engineer operations company are:

Back 30

Common Engineering Services
Utilities
Material handling& Heavy equipment services

Front 31

Under general engineering services, doctrinally the engineer operations company has the capability to construct, improve, and maintain a vertical/ takeoff and landing and vertical/short takeoff and landing facilities, not to exceed ______ feet.

Back 31

900

Front 32

The primary mission of the MWSS military police at the forward operating base is to provide ________________________.

Back 32

Flightline security and security to critical ACE activities

Front 33

The_____________________ platoon is responsible for flight line and forward operating base fire protection.

Back 33

Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF)

Front 34

The control of aircraft and missiles ________________ and focuses the other five functions of Marine Corps aviation,

Back 34

integrates

Front 35

USMC aviation operates under what principal philosophy?

Back 35

Centralized command and decentralized control

Front 36

What is the definition of air direction?

Back 36

Air direction is the authority to regulate the employment of air resources including both aircraft and surface to air weapons to maintain a balance between their availability and the priorities assigned for their use.

Front 37

What is the definition of air control?

Back 37

Air control is the authority to direct the physical maneuver of an aircraft in flight or to a direct an aircraft or surface to air weapon to engage a specific target.

Front 38

What are the principle objectives of the MACCS?

Back 38

To enhance the unity of effort
Integrate the elements of the command and control system and disseminate common situational awareness

Front 39

The senior agency of the MACCS is the ___________.

Back 39

TACC

Front 40

What MACCS agency is the primary anti-air warfare control agency within the MAGTF?

Back 40

TAOC

Front 41

What is the principle terminal control agency in the MACCS?

Back 41

MATC detachment

Front 42

The __________________ is the principle MACCS agency responsible for the direction of air operations directly supporting ground forces.

Back 42

DASC

Front 43

The primary subsets of electronic warfare include:

Back 43

Electronic support
Electronic attack
Electronic protection

Front 44

Electronic warfare effects may be achieved by use of which platforms?

Back 44

Ships
Ground
Space

Front 45

The principle activities of electronic warfare include:

Back 45

Countermeasures
Electromagnetic compatibility
Electromagnetic hardening

Front 46

Which element is responsible for the coordination of electronic warfare activities?

Back 46

Electronic warfare coordination cell

Front 47

Define electronic warfare

Back 47

Any military action involving the use of electromagnetic and directed energy to control the electromagnetic spectrum or to attack the enemy.

Front 48

Some capabilities of airborne EW assets are:

Back 48

Direct support to other tactical aviation missions
Provide extended EW range
Possess mobility and flexibility

Front 49

What EW assets are available to the MAGTF commander.

Back 49

Radio battalion

EA-6B prowler

Front 50

Fire support coordinating measures fall into what two broad categories?

Back 50

Permissive and restrictive

Front 51

Who establishes all fire support coordinating measures?

Back 51

The MAGTF commander

Front 52

Who recommends the establishment of all fire support coordinating measures?

Back 52

FSC

Front 53

Boundaries are used by _________ to designate the geographical limits of the area of operations of a unit.

Back 53

Maneuver Commander

Front 54

A CFL is applicable to which fire support means?

Back 54

Mortars
Artillery
Naval Surface fire support ships

Front 55

What is the purpose of a CFL?

Back 55

Expedite the attack of targets beyond the CFL without coordination with the ground commander in whose zone of action the targets are located.

Front 56

T/F A FSCL is applicable to all fire support means, including aircraft.

Back 56

true

Front 57

T/F The FSCL should be located on terrain that is readily identifiable from the air.

Back 57

true

Front 58

T/F A free fire area is applicable to all fire support means, including aircraft.

Back 58

true

Front 59

A FFA may only be established by the __________________with jurisdiction over the area but it is normally established by __________________.

Back 59

Civilian or military commander
The CLF or MAGTF commander

Front 60

T/F A BCL is applicable to all fire support means.

Back 60

True

Front 61

The purpose of a BCL is to ______________________________.

Back 61

Facilitate the expeditious attack of targets between the FSCL and the BCL.

Front 62

A BCL is an exclusive ________________ fire support coordinating measure.

Back 62

Marine Corps

Front 63

The purpose of a RFL is

Back 63

To prevent fratricide between converging friendly forces.

Front 64

The location of a RFL is based on the recommendation of the

Back 64

FSCs of the common commander of the converging forces and the FSCs of the converging forces.

Front 65

A RFL is established by

Back 65

The common commander of the converging forces.

Front 66

T/F While there is no requirement in doctrinal publications to this effect , an RFA should be readily identifiable on the ground as well as from the air.

Back 66

false

Front 67

A specific area into which no fires or the effects of those fires are allowed is called a _________.

Back 67

NFA

Front 68

List the two exceptions to the prohibition against fires within the NFA

Back 68

1. When the establishing commander of the NFA approves fires within the NFA on a mission basis.
2. When an enemy force within the NFA engages friendly forces, the commander may engage the enemy to defend his forces.

Front 69

What is the definition of an ACA?

Back 69

A three dimensional block of airspace within a target area established by the appropriate ground commander in which friendly aircraft are reasonably safe from friendly surface fires.

Front 70

What is the purpose of an ACA?

Back 70

Ensure aircrew safety and effective use of indirect supporting surface fires by de-confliction of time and space.

Front 71

An ACA is a _____________ fire support coordination measure.

Back 71

restrictive

Front 72

Who establishes formal ACAs?

Back 72

airspace control agencies

Front 73

What is the definition of deep air support?

Back 73

Air action against enemy targets at such a distance from friendly forces that detailed integration of each mission with fire and movement of friendly forces is not required.

Front 74

What are the principle effects achieved by OAS operations?

Back 74

neutralization and detruction

Front 75

What is the definition of air interdiction?

Back 75

Air operations conducted to destroy, neutralize or delay the enemy’s military potential before it can be brought to bear effectively against friendly forces at such a distance from friendly forces that detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of friendly forces is not required

Front 76

What is the definition of close air support?

Back 76

Air action against hostile targets which are in close proximity to friendly forces and which require detailed integration of each air mission with the fire and movement of those forces.

Front 77

T/F The mission of MAWTS 1 is to provide standardized advanced tactical training and certification and unit pilot qualifications.

Back 77

false

Front 78

The primary responsibility of a Marine commander is

Back 78

combat readiness

Front 79

What are some responsibilities of MAWTS 1 CO within the WTTP?

Back 79

Publish a course catalog for each aviation community.
Serve as the syllabus sponsor for aviation T&R manuals.
Assist with the development of Marine aviation doctrinal publications

Front 80

T/F Unit Cos are responsible for nominating qualified officer and enlisted PWTIs for the MAWTS 1 course.

Back 80

true

Front 81

WTIs must ensure that all training conducted under their supervision adheres to:

Back 81

Training standards, safety and ORM procedures

Front 82

WTF is this?

Back 82

RQ 21A STUAS

Front 83

WTH?

Back 83

RQ 7B shadow

Front 84

Which UAS is a mainstay of the Marine Corps UAS FOS until a multi role group 4 UAS begins fielding

Back 84

RQ7b Shadow

Front 85

which UAS is a battery-operated system that uses modular payloads, including EO or IR thermal sensors?

Back 85

RQ 11B raven